Independent reading

The book that i'm reading is about a high school student who commits suicide. Before doing this she records herself on a set of old cassette tapes explaining 13 reasons why she decided to end her life. She then decides to send those tapes out to each individual who was the cause of Hannah Baker's death. Moreover, a boy named Clay Jensen who is the narrator in first person point of view, is on one of the tapes and he tries to figure out what he did to be on one of the tapes. Because him and Hannah shared a kiss the night of the party. He actually really liked her and had respect for her unlike other people.

The chapter that i'm currently on is about Hannah explaining on one of the final tapes how she has her mind made up about wanting to end her life. She had too many bad things happening to her at once that she just felt she could not cope with any longer. She also felt that she just didn't have a friend to help console her. She went on explaining on how she decided to end her life. She overdosed on pills. All this makes Clay feel worse because there he is listening to a bunch of tapes and hearing Hannah explaining on how she wants to end her life and why. This makes him sick because he truly cared about Hannah and he feels heart broken at the fact that she decided to end her life. He felt closer to her through the tapes